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Boat Harbour Remediation Project (Canada)

Canada

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (the Agency) must decide whether a federal environmental assessment is required for the proposed Boat Harbour Remediation Project, located approximately five kilometres east of Pictou, Nova Scotia. To help inform this decision, the Agency is seeking comments from the public and Indigenous groups on the project and its potential effects… Read More

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The Inland Port in Greer is Getting a $25M Expansion. Here’s the Plan

SC, United States

The South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) has received a $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to support the expansion of its 50-acre inland port in Spartanburg County. Once complete, the expansion of Inland Port Greer will increase terminal capacity, allow for additional storage and processing tracks inside the terminal which will improve… Read More

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Port of Virginia Invests to Land Bigger Ships and More Business

VA, United States

Virginia has the nation’s number five port, serving an average of 40 ships a week and connecting more than 200 countries. And despite talk of trade wars in Washington, the place is poised to grow. The Port of Virginia is a massive operation, spreading over nearly 2,000 acres. It was the first to accept enormous… Read More

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Norfolk Coast Sandscaping (United Kingdom)

United Kingdom

Covering the coastline between Bacton and Walcott this scheme will widen the beach along this stretch of coast in order to reduce the impact of waves on the coastal defences by causing the waves to break further offshore. This pioneering approach to sea defences was pioneered by the Dutch back in 2011, who called the… Read More

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Port: Largest Shipping Cranes to Operate in US Have Arrived

WA, United States

What are said to be the largest cranes to operate at a U.S. commercial port arrived Monday in Virginia, marking the latest effort to accommodate the increasingly mammoth container ships that underpin international trade. Standing 170 feet (52 meters) tall, the Chinese-made gantry cranes towered over the ship that carried them through the mouth of… Read More

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The Calais Port 2015 Project: the Main Cross-Channel Ferry Port

France

In recent times, one of the major port improvements in Europe has been the Calais Port 2015 project in northern France, which is intended to make the port future-proof. Only 42 kilometres across the water from the port of Dover in England, Calais is the closest port on the continent to the UK, making it… Read More

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Corps’ Announcement Good for Dauphin Island, all of Coastal Alabama

AL, United States

The announcement by Republican U.S. Representative Bradley Byrne, (AL-1) that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will have the budget to place sand dredged from the Mobile Ship Channel in a newly expanded disposal site may ensure the long-term survival of Dauphin Island itself. The dredged sand can now be placed in shallower water depths… Read More

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Mason Inlet Dredging Runs $3.3 Million (USA – North Carolina)

NC, United States

More than 50 properties on Wrightsville Beach’s north end will be assessed costs to help dredge and maintain Mason Inlet, which separates the island’s north end from Figure Eight Island. The cost to maintain the dredging of the inlet over the past five years comes to $3.3 million, New Hanover County Commissioners heard in a… Read More

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Global Dredging Services Market Will See a Huge Impact on Growth, Size, Share & Trends, Forecast by 2025

United States

The Global Dredging Services Market research report is a comprehensive emphasizing study of the Dredging Services market enlightening key forecast to 2026. The Dredging Services Market 2019-2026 report offers a extensive and precise estimates and forecasts study of Dredging Services industry along with the analysis of essential features providing key industry insights to the readers…. Read More

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New Technology for Dredging (Bangladesh)

Bangladesh

The shipping ministry’s move to bring inland waterway dredging under real-time monitoring is possibly the first of its kind to keep track of dredging activities. As part of a government plan to develop a web-based system, the ministry has reportedly taken up a year-long project to develop software to monitor public and private dredging under… Read More

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IOC to Commission Ennore LNG Terminal in Tamil Nadu this Month (India)

India

PTI quoted Indian Oil Corp, the nation’s biggest oil firm, as saying that it will commission its first liquefied natural gas import terminal at Ennore in Tamil Nadu this month. IOC Chairman Mr Sanjiv Singh said the INR 5,151-crore terminal is complete and would be commissioned after completion of dredging of the channel that will… Read More

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Beach Replenishment Projects Set for Pickering, Kitts Hummock, Bowers Beaches (USA – Delaware)

DE, United States

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s Shoreline and Waterway Management Section within the Division of Watershed Stewardship will begin beach replenishment work in early February, pending permit approvals, for the Delaware Bay communities of Pickering Beach, Kitts Hummock and Bowers Beach, DNREC Secretary Shawn M. Garvin announced Jan. 4. Replenishment, which is… Read More

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Mumbai Port Trust Releases Plan for Revamp of Eastern Waterfront

India

If all goes to plan, the city’s derelict and inaccessible port lands will soon be a tourist hub. After being appointed as the special planning authority (SPA) for beautifying 966.30 hectares along the city’s 28-km eastern waterfront in May, the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) has recently released a blueprint — called the draft planning proposal…. Read More

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Locals Demand Restoration of Mapusa River on a War Footing (India – Goa)

India

MAPUSA: Huge amount of garbage, waste, sewage and plastic is being dumped into the Mapusa River daily, but the authorities concerned seem to be turning a blind eye to this menace. Several passersby moving along the Mapusa Tar Bridge, fling in a bag full of waste into this river. Since this is a disputed jurisdiction… Read More

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2.7 Billion Investment on its Way to Antwerp’s Port (Belgium)

Belgium

The main obstacles met in the case now appear to have been lifted, although discussions are still ongoing with port authorities regarding the redevelopment of land in concession. The investment’s spearhead on Escaut’s right bank is the building of a “cracker”: 1.7 billion for a plant that converts ethane into ethylene gas, one of the… Read More

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